MIAMI (Reuters) - Florida just isn't what it used to be for retirees. Meet Patti Keagy, an American Baby Boomer, who is looking at other possible retirement destinations. "My mother says her generation and other people that she knew made a mistake. They sold everything and they moved down to Florida," said Keagy, a resident of a Boston suburb. "And then they realized, 'We're down here, we're on our own, we're by ourselves, and it's boring or lonely.' And they didn't want to be away from family," added Keagy, who is 60. ... read more..
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In the report of a 10-year clinical study on cognitive decline, including memory loss, published yesterday in the British Medical Journal, researchers reported their findings that such decline may begin occurring in the fourth decade of life. This conclusion represents a change from traditional thinking that cognitive decline begins at age 60. read more..
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